A poster featuring President Trump under the words “Sanctions are coming” — in reference to Trump’s sanctions on Iran’s energy, shipbuilding, shipping, and banking sectors — sat on the cabinet room’s table as the president discussed the border wall, North Korea, and ISIS on Wednesday.

It is the same poster that, months ago, got him in trouble with HBO for its use of “Game of Thrones” fonts and imagery.

While the president talked border security, reporters — including Reuters’ Jeff Mason, who shared an image of the poster — and other onlookers couldn’t help but notice the large poster that mimics the famous “Thrones” phrase “Winter is coming.”

In November, Trump shared the same image on his Twitter account, earning him swift rebuke from the show’s stars and HBO, who asked him to stop using “Thrones” imagery.

In a statement to INSIDER at that time, an HBO spokesperson said the network does not support Trump using the show for political gain and was “not aware of this messaging and would prefer our trademark not be misappropriated for political purposes.” HBO hasn’t issued any comments on the poster’s resurfacing yet.

“Thrones” actresses Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams also tweeted against the president’s use of their show’s style in November. “Not today,” Williams said in response to his post. Turner responded “ew” to the tweet.

Twitter users were quick to respond to Trump’s new use of the poster, with some pointing out that HBO “is gonna love that.”

During the meeting, Trump talked border security and said “walls work” in reference to the US-Mexico border wall (not the fictitious “Thrones” wall, which is the only barrier between Westeros and the infamous White Walkers).